September is Negroni Month, and London bars, pubs and restaurants are getting involved with special cocktails, DJ nights, food pairings and some surprisingly good-value drinks. Campari’s 2026 programme runs across the capital, from Hackney and Brick Lane to Soho and Nine Elms, with events continuing throughout September.
Here are five things worth knowing if you fancy celebrating Negroni Month in London.
1. You can take on the London Negroni Passport Challenge
Six London venues are taking part in a Negroni Passport this September: Lardo, Equal Parts, Café 1001, Next Door Records Two, The Shaston Arms and Bar Brasso.
Visit all six, collect the stamps and you can claim a complimentary sixth Negroni during September. It turns a simple cocktail night into something of a month-long London bar crawl, with venues spread from Hackney and Stoke Newington to Soho and Nine Elms.
2. There are £5 Negronis around London
You don’t necessarily need to spend London cocktail-bar prices to join in.
Café 1001 on Brick Lane is serving £5 Negronis throughout the month, while The Shaston Arms in Soho has £5 Negronis with complimentary Perelló olives every Sunday.
Hawksmoor is also running £5 Negroni Happy Hours between 4pm and 5pm from Monday to Friday at participating locations, alongside its Sour Cherry Negroni.
3. Bar Brasso is throwing a huge Aperitivo Day Party
One of the biggest individual events takes place at Bar Brasso in Nine Elms on Saturday 19 September.
The Campari and Perelló Aperitivo Day Party runs from 2pm until midnight, with a headline DJ set from Owen Cutts, complimentary bites from chef Robin Gill of Darby’s and exclusive merchandise giveaways.
If you want something a little more lively than simply sitting down for a Negroni, this looks like one of the standout London events of the month.
Find out more about Bar Brasso
4. You can try a Negroni inspired by a Margherita pizza
Possibly the strangest cocktail of Negroni Month comes from Fatto A Mano.
Its limited-edition Queen Negroni is designed to capture some of the flavours of a Margherita pizza. It combines olive oil-washed gin, sweet vermouth and Campari with fresh basil and upcycled Vesuvius tomato water.
It will be available across Fatto A Mano restaurants from 7 September until 18 October.
There are also Dirty Negronis made with Perelló olive brine appearing at London venues including Rita’s Soho, Bloodsports, Polpo, Sophie’s Soho and Equal Parts.
5. There are DJ sets, bar takeovers and Negroni lounges throughout September
This isn’t simply a collection of drinks offers.
Lardo in Hackney has transformed its Bastardo space into a red Negroni lounge with DJ soundtracks, Aperitivo Quizzes and Negroni and Nibbles masterclasses.
Café 1001 has a Saturday DJ programme, while Next Door Records Two in Stoke Newington is combining weekly Saturday DJ sessions with £8 Negronis and Lardo bar snacks.
Equal Parts in Hackney also has one of the month’s most interesting takeovers. Mexico City’s Bar Mauro, ranked number 54 in The World’s 50 Best Bars list cited by the organisers, takes over the venue on 20 and 21 September.
Negroni Month London 2026: useful information
Negroni Month activities take place throughout September, with the main celebrations concluding on Sunday 27 September. Individual offers, dates and availability vary between venues.
Many of the offers are for over-18s only and are subject to availability and individual venue terms.
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